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Massachusetts Senate President Therese Murray says it's "inevitable” that casinos will open within the state soon.
"We’re seeing hundreds of millions of greenbacks spent by our residents
going to Connecticut and Rhode Island," Murray said. "So I BELIEVE it
definitely is inevitable."
A spokesman said that Murray reckons both a vote on casinos and the facilities themselves are foregone conclusions, but didn't offer a selected timeframe.
According to Murray, at the question of whether she supports slots, or major facilities, she “supports destination casinos. But that’s only my very own opinion."
Former House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi didn’t wish to create a "casino culture" in Massachusetts. The home last session rejected Gov. Deval Patrick’s bill calling for “three resort casinos” on a 108-46 vote.
The promotion this session of House Speaker Robert DeLeo, who supports casinos and slot machines at racetracks, has made gambling proponents hooked in to their prospects..
Political leaders have said a vote would occur next year. Just nine months into the session, the legislature still hasn’t scheduled a public hearing on gambling bills, though one is predicted later this month.
Murray said the Senate was examining the state’s smorgasbord of financial development agencies and said they might be ripe for consolidation and cost-savings.
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